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4/5/2021 4:47:43 PM
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Is Z pronounced “zeeeee” or “zed”
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It’s pronounced zzz. The name for the letter is zed. America has just dropped what they find useless. Like the u in colour. But an educated chap would know that the two o’s in colour make two different sounds. Just like he would know the name for “Z” is zed.
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I’m stupid but I’m pretty sure that zed is the Australian way to say z
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Imagine using the excuse of phonetics to justify your pronunciation when speaking about the english language. English is not a phonetic language. I think that should tell everyone all they need to know about what you know. [spoiler]Cough Rough Dough Through ... Pony Bologna. I rest my case. [/spoiler]
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3 RespostasIs W pronouncement wuh or double you?
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Depends which side of the pond you’re from.
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MellloBreadweird gay girl - antigo
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Zee because...Zed's dead, baby.
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4 RespostasPower Rangers didn’t name their main antagonist Lord Zeeeeee, because that’s a stupid word; they named him Zed because that’s a goddamn BOSS of a word.
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[i]Depends on my mood, although it's mostly 'zeeeee' ( like 90% of the time ). I grew up in a part of the world where most people called it 'zed' . And even though I don't agree with that particular pronunciation, you pick up certain habits growing up, especially if those bad habits come from official educators.[/i]
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Zed [spoiler]and i am an American [/spoiler]
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I say "zee" but it's both.
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Editado por sadguy321: 4/6/2021 12:55:58 AMZeeeeee Edit: or you can pronounce it like something vibrating.
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6 RespostasThere may be no “D” in “Z”, but there’s also no “E” either, so frankly that argument falls apart pretty fast when you realize “Z” doesn’t spell “zee” either.
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Zee unless we're talking about that one Rush song. Then it's why-why-zed.
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Both. It’s “zeee” where Americanized English is spoken, and “zed” where British English is spoken.
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2 RespostasEditado por epicperon: 4/5/2021 4:59:25 PMthe only person i know that pronounces it zed is Broughy1322 and i assumed it was just a bri ish thing
